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An important part of giving Miranda is that the suspect understands the warnings before speaking
True or false
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The right to remain silent is waived if a suspect speaks after being read the warnings
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If a suspect confesses before the police reads the Miranda warnings, the confession cannot be used in court
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The Miranda Warnings come from the Miranda v. Arizona case
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What is the exclusionary rule? Choose the BEST answer.
A: The exclusionary rule does not allow evidence collected in violation of
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Before the judge announces the sentence, a defendant is entitled to which of the following?
Acquittal Forfeiture Discovery
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Which Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure states that before imposing a sentence, the district court must "address the defendant
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reasonable doubt (short definition), cruel and unusual punishment (short definition), RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt
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What is the exclusionary rule
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Because of the supreme court case Miranda v. Arizona, which of the following do the police have to do when arresting someone for
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"Prior to any questioning, the person must be warned that he has a right to remain silent, that any statement he does make may
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How did the ruling in the Miranda v. Arizona case change law enforcement procedures?(1 point)
Responses Law enforcement may
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Udu
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How did the case of Miranda v. Arizona change the way that the police interact with the people they arrest?
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A10THUNDERBOLT
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What is the exclusionary rule?(1 point)
Responses a The exclusionary rule states that law enforcement officials do not need
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LostCoward
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when a person is suspected of a crime and is taken to the police station what happens.at the station
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During an arraignment, the accused person enters a [answer1]; they state their guilt or innocence. (Civil/Criminal slide 10)
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There is enough evidence that someone has committed a crime serious enough to warrant being taken into custody (police
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______= There is enough evidence that someone has committed a crime serious enough to warrant being taken into custody (police
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no!!!!
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- There is enough evidence that someone has committed a crime serious enough to warrant being taken into custody (police
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muji
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what is it called when The suspect has the opportunity to plead guilty. If they plead guilty to the charge, the judge will
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muji
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There is enough evidence that someone has committed a crime serious enough to warrant being taken into custody (police
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The suspect has the opportunity to plead guilty. If they plead guilty to the charge, the judge will sentence the individual and
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ANSWER CORRECTLY
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______is when There is enough evidence that someone has committed a crime serious enough to warrant being taken into custody
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______is when the The magistrate judge determines if there was a crime committed and if there is probable cause (a reasonable
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There is enough evidence that someone has committed a crime serious enough to warrant being taken into custody (police
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Arraignment true or false - The magistrate judge determines if there was a crime committed and if there is probable cause (a
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____the suspect (a person thought to be guilty of a crime) appears before a magistrate court judge to have charges brought
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Booking, Preliminary Hearing, Arraignment, Initial Appearance, Grand Jury Indictment,
Arrest, Plea Bargaining - There is enough
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Appearing before magistrate court to have charges brought against them. A. Preliminary hearing b. Initial appearance c.
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Group of citizens called a grand jury examines the evidence .a.preliminary hearing b. Grand jury indictment
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